When older IT equipment is replaced or deemed no longer useful, organizations tend to stick it in a closet or storeroom. Old computers, servers, printers and mobile devices create an IT graveyard of sorts, much like that corner of your garage or attic where you put stuff that seems too valuable to throw in the garbage.
Outdated technology in the workplace is creating hidden but significant financial losses for U.S. businesses, according to a new study from Samanage, an enterprise service management software company.
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Cybersecurity firm Kaspersky Lab has just published extensive research on a Malware-as-a-Service platform that has been the source of attacks on at least 443,000 users and organizations around the world.
